Stayed night down the road on the way to Glacier NP and had to stop after reading reviews of this…read morebeautiful corner bakery with good breakfast options and an amazing cinnamon roll with cream cheese frosting. Service was great and ambience was quaint with hometown small feel. Got the snickerdoodle cookies to go and they were amazing.

They forgot my toast. Nice ambiance. Quaint bakery and restaurant. They closed early at 10:00 am,…read morewhile they posted hours closing at 3:00 pm. I am grateful they still served me.

If you weren't looking, you'd drive right by it. The little hut is un the middle of a parking lot,…read morethat appeared under construction. They don't have drip coffee but their espresso drinks were good. If you are passing through Harlowton and need a quick recharge, stop by Engineer Espresso!

I rode through Harlowton a couple of weeks ago and was sad to see that the shop where Snowy…read moreMountain was, is now vacant. I hope that means they were so successful they had to find a larger space, but am afraid that they were not successful. If the owners ever come back to read their reviews, I hope they know that they had fans and they were sad to see that they were not a success. Good luck in the future.

Great place to stop for coffee! They roast their own coffee and the atmosphere is fantastic. I…read morelove how the front windows crops a view of the E57B train engine across the street (that I helped paint)! Food can be slow so I wouldn't show up hungry at the lunch hour peak times. They also carry neat crafts and products from the area. We have bought soaps, postcards, mugs from the store. I think they also do private label coffee for corporations too. Stop in and take in the history of this former railroad town. The depot and museum have some great exhibits.

Visit Rapelje and their view of the mountains and prarie! You won't want to miss the Stockman Cafe…read more Get a taste of small town living with really great food and check out the local brands displayed on the wall!

It's not hard to find, but it's not near anything. It's worth the trip, though…read more A little over an hour out of Billings along what seems like a desolate stretch of state highway is the tiny community of Rapelji in which there is the best little café. It's a café, but also part library, community center, and general town hall. The walls are decorated with local memorabilia and even a map on which visitors can mark their home. There are markers from all over the US. There is a regular menu you can order from at any time, but on certain days is a special that includes sides and a dessert. It's a bargain. While the special on the day I visited was very carb-heavy, it didn't stop me from enjoying it and given the generous portions, it was a special treat. If everything on the menu is as good as this, then no one will leave hungry (except perhaps for teenagers) and a nap will probably be in order.

So this place is literally in the middle of NOWHERE! It's 20 miles outside of Big Timber, MT along…read moreroute 191. There's nothing on either side of it and nothing across the street as far as the eye can see... yet there it is! And it was very nice for breakfast: comfortable, pleasant indoor and outdoor seating; prompt, friendly, low-key service. The brunch menu is not giant but it's definitely adequate: I had the scramble skillet and it was a v nice plate of delicious food. Everyone else was happy with their food as well. Good coffee. And as we sat there, people started showing up from all over in their cherry classic cars and RVs. And, just to complete the jaw-dropping experience, later the same week, Clint Black was going to perform there!! What??! Anyway, if you find urself in Big Timber, this little place is well worth the drive.

The Big Sky Country is blessed with several out of the way cafes. cafe 191 is a newcomer, at…read moreMelville about Half way between Big Timber and Harlowton, and it is a jewel, serving mostly the surrounding ranch families and travelers like me. The place is comfortable, laid back but professional, and spotless. I wasn't there for breakfast but staff served a very good vanilla latte. Then I had the burger from locally raised beef. Just outstanding quality. Hand cut thick fries were also solid. It is neat to see the locals stop by--clearly everyone appreciates the place. They bake their own desserts too. Attentive, efficient staff. No one is loafing. Just us visitors! Well worth the drive into the middle of nowhere. Can't wait to drop in for breakfast.

The reviews of this place are very accurate in the way that it was great customer service delicious…read morecold brew, and the roadhouse chicken wrap I had was absolutely delicious. This gets five stars for me anytime I come to Lewistown. I am definitely having lunch or breakfast here.

Their iced cold brew is to die for! Quick service and very friendly. Mind you we were up early and…read moreprobably were some of the first ones in. Cute spot!

Great place visit for a lite breakfast, coffee or lunch. Very friendly, clean with awesome service.read more

Great place to grab a cup of coffee, latte, etc. in the morning. They also have a goo selection of…read moremuffins. Opens at 6:30 in the morning. They also serve lunch. Cannot comment on the lunch since I never tried it but the menu looked good.

This is the best coffee shop that I've visited in Montana. The coffee was good. The breakfast…read moreburritos were perfect. The service was excellent. There is drive-through and walk-in service. You can also sit down at a table and enjoy your food and beverages indoors or outdoors. A huge plus is that Lewistown Coffee opens at 6 AM seven days a week. I'll be back. In fact, I'm going back tomorrow. And the next day....

We were in town for a quick stay - the motel was clean and comfortable The front desk staff were…read morevery professional, helpful and friendly Would definitely stay again

Very nice stop. The exits are a few miles away on either side so plan ahead or backtrack a few…read moremiles on old highway 10. We were pulling our travel trailer. We went under the I-90 bridges, turned right and parked off to the right immediately after we turned. We were able to make a u-turn to get out. Otherwise we could have backed up enough into a driveway to pull out forward. The first building closest to the underpass is the bakery and cafe. Yummy sandwiches. The 1740s barn is behind it- originally built in NY. More shops as you walk west. Also nice informative signs explaining the history of the area and some of the buildings. Definitely worth a stop to check out all the neat stuff.

Very nice location and it's much more than a restaurant. This is meal, art gallery, high quality…read morecraftsmanship leather and wood products, a hat shop, loom, and a petting zoo, cheese room and more. This would be a great place to have your wedding or girls weekend